Heredity Versus Environment in Crime and Society
The article reports on a Chicago American piece stating one woman produced seven hundred criminals within a century, costing society $3,000,000, and argues heredity and environment interact to shape criminality. It cites Dr. McDill’s musings on law, survival of the fittest, and the potential to overcome hereditary traits through surroundings.
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Chicago American
Celebrate Fourth and Dedicate Garnett Court House
A glowing call to celebrate the Fourth and dedicate Garnett’s new court house. The piece argues for environment over dollars in addressing crime, praises philanthropy and government reform, and cites municipal socialism in British cities as a model. It extols humane governance, better housing, and robust public services to uplift society.
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James Boyle
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Kansas City Star
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